people celebrating pride fear for their lives as gunfire erupts near the u.n. plaza in san francisco. the brief moment of silence did not deter tonight's celebration. good evening everyone. abc 7 news reporter is live at castro and market street in san francisco with more. sergio? >> reporter: two different scenes of celebrations, sieving center earlier here in the castro district tonight. there is a lot of people who are already starting to leave the castro district. let me show you what is going on right now. you can see the clean-up trucks are down there. because the party ended three hours ago. the crews are clearing out market street. further down castro street. you can still see that there are

a lot of people who are continuing to celebrate. police moved in to clear market street the pink party ended two hours earlier than usual. safety one of main concerns with event. this is youtube video of the end of pride festivities at civic center today. you can hear gunshots. [ gunfire ] >> trisha lund was feet away. >> fur to4 to 6 gunshots went off. and there was a gentleman who had a bloody arm. screaming and yelling. trying to get attention. >> reporter: the victim. 64-year-old bystander rushed to san francisco general hospital in staebl conditionble condition. six young men were detained. the shooting marred what has been a safe day of events including the annual march at market. 1 million people expected to converge on san francisco this weekend. most simply want to celebrate. >> great time shared my people

who are happy and loving. >> reporter: for others this event is more special than usual. >> recall is an incredible experience. me and my husband can be together, not only here, in this state, but all throughout america. >> reporter: the supreme court decision striking down gay marriage bans across the country set a triumphant new tone. abc 7 news was atop twin peak in san francisco for champagne and singing at 7:00 this morning. a pride weekend tradition every year to put a giant pink triangle up for all right city to see. this year, it's more than a ritual. it's historic. >> we are all so very fortunate to be alive. to be a part of -- all of this change. now we join ireland and 18 other

countries to move this movement forward. >> the pink triangle used by the nazis to i didn't -- identify and put homosexuals to death in world war ii now a symbol of pride. the heckler interrupted the pink triangle ceremony, by trying to shout down the supervisor. the crowd chanted "show respect." police escorted him away. it does not appear he was anti-gay. >> the big pride parade is tomorrow. it goes up market street from biehl to 8th. 10:30. b.a.r.t. running extra trains and extra ferries to get you in and out of the city. detailed information on all the pride event this weekend. fine it on our website. abc 7 news.com. and share your video and pictures of this weekend's pride events with us on social media. post them with the hash tag abc

7 now. tonight louisiana governor bobby jindal expects his state will comply with the supreme court ruling. louisiana and mississippi are the only two states still not issuing same sex wedding licenses. in now or leans, on friday, some couples waited all day to get married to be turned away. some pleaded with state workers who couldn't do anything. >> i can see the tears in your eyes. i know that you as a state employee, it is pulling at your heart. i want to pull at your heart. hoping you can take the message that michael and i, the thing we are saying, we are muhuman beings. >> officials in louisiana and mississippi are waiting for lower court rulings on how to pre proceed with same-sex marriages. flames destroyed a barn and threatened homes in north sacramento international airport. >> a fast moving wind driven

fire. make sure nobody is injured. a very explosive situation. fortunately we got aggressive. >> even with the fast response, the fire grew from five acres to 100 acres in a shrt peerort period of time. advised but did not order residents to leave the area while they battled the fire. head over to our meteorologist for a quick check on weather. drew. >> katie we have improving conditions. fire, weather. increasing humidity. we have cloud in place. moisture streaming up from south. light showers right now. into northern portions of the north bay. north of santa rosa. cloverdell. light, isolated showers. noting a change. big time cooling trend. some locations. 10 to 20 degrees cooler today than we were this time yesterday. and the cooling trend continues

for the second half of the weekend. we'll detail your sunday. all the events going down with the accuweather forecast. katie. >> san jose police are investigating the ninth and tenth homicides of the year. officers say a 17-year-old boy was shot last night on the avenue. investigators tell us the teenager died on the sidewalk. five miles away. a second shooting happened early this morning. police have not made any arrests in either case. the city has 19 homicide this time last year. >> investigators braved rugged terrain to reach the location where a sight seeing plane crashed in alaska. nine people died in thursday's tragedy. two victims from lodi. mary duchltette and rolland cheney. >> rolland i have known since college. known for sculptures. >> i saw him couple months ago.

i remember him being excited about the trip. >> pilots often encounter strong wind and heavy rain in the crash area. all eight passengers on board the flights, took the trip as a side trip from their alaska can cruise. >> chairman of nascar wants to remove the confederate flag from his events calls it insensitive and offensive symbol. nascar's next race is tomorrow at the sonoma raceway. in south carolina today two activists arrest ford removing the confederate flag from the state house released from the jail. the flag was hoisted back up. calls to remove the confederate flag have been renewed since the deadly church attack last week. >> a business owner in sacramento county had a death threat because he is flying a confederate flag. jacob shockley owns wild bills trading. he put the flag up on friday after national businesses decided to ban the flag. >> gone a little too far. just about, over a flag.

if why want to look back at it. why are we people having a problem with my company or this company flying this flag. whenever there is people tearing apart the american flag that people have died for. shockley received complyments from some for standing his ground. buy fireworks legally in fewer places around the bay area. as many cities have banned the practice. newark is one of the last places where you can buy safe and sane fireworks leading up to the fourth of july. give scholarships to the latino community. graduates stuff look this. we don't select. we donate the money. they pick the most deserving child, i guess. even if fireworks sales are legal in your community. remember there are laws about where they can and can not be used.

still to come on abc 7 news at 11:00. a long strange trip is coming to an end. the grateful dead launch their farewell tour to fans. live at levi stadium in santa clara. plus. >> there is a bear on my car! my gosh! >> the bay area girl's face to face encounter with a grisly. later, she inspired millions of people worldwide. cheryl jennings was there for the nobel peace prize winner bay area

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grateful dead iconic band, got its start in the bay area making music again tonight. first stop the south bay. look at the crowd inside, levi stadium. a packed house. the band is become together for a fair thee well minitour. and live outside levi stadium. janet, the concert still going on? >> yeah katie. you can hear it. the band is on stage. unbelievably so. been four hours since they first started playing at 7:00 this evening. people are slowly trickling out. if you can believe it. 65,000 people packed inside. levi stadium. here is an interesting fact. the band now known as the grateful dead actually played its very first gig at a pizza joint near the stadium. a special significance here. now tonight was a first of five shows. loyal fans and new fans paid

tribute to a band known all around the world. tens of thousands of fans poured in for what they say will be the most memorable show of their lifetime. i'm a fan. core members are kicking off the minitour to a sold out crowd. they aren't just any fans. they're called deadheads. they've been following the band for decade. for them this is a special night. considering it is the first time the group is playing as the grateful dead since jerry garcia died in 1995. 1982, my first show. and really looking for ward to feeling jerry's energy here again. >> just a whole lifestyle. a laf styleifestyle. never goes away. been doing it for years. probably over 60 shows. i've seen since i was a kid. >> the grateful dead rose to

fame during counter culture era. the sea uh tie die shirts. the music garnered fans of all generations. there were eight original members. all most all of them were ridge nalgridge -- original deadheads. they couldn't thing of a better place to celebrate their anniversary. listening to the music that has brought them together. fans say long after the grateful dead plays its last show. the music will live on. >> the music lasted so long. the music is going to last. >> in santa clara, abc 7 news. >> a bay area family vacationing in yellowstone return home with a story they'll never forget. there is a bear on my car. >> the family from san jose was parked behind the car you see here. that is a grizzly bear climbing all over it.

inside the car, the 7-year-old daughter and friend from montana. even though there were some scary moments, they were prepared with bear spray in case. >> he didn't care about the people. but he wanted that bag of beef jerky that was sitting between my daughters. >> i was more excited than i was scared. >> why is that? >> because, the bear -- i got a close-up look at a bear. after starting the car, the bear ran away. elise calls it the best way of her life so far. >> she was not scared. >> i get it. when you are little like a teddy bear. >> parents are scared out of their mind. >> they're like who brought the beef jerky. bad planning. all is well that end well. beautiful weather. >> it has. 80. gorgeous, cool comfortable. cooling trend will continue for

the second half of the weekend. clouds main be more stubborn on sunday. live doppler 7 hd right now. showing you, surrounded by isolated showers. indication kind of of the pattern change we are seeing. increase in moisture in the atmosphere. cloud. humidity. also on the rise. bit of a stickier day on the way for sunday. take a look at sfo camera. cloud thickening. you have the low fog along the coast. high cloud thickening from the south and east. and the cloud tonight, are keeping it on the comfortable and mild side. look at it right now. these temperatures. in the 60s in most spots. 61 san francisco. 62, oakland. 64 free mont. currently, 65. fairfield. san jose one of the warmest locations at this hour coming in at 66. live doppler, along with satellite. show you the reason we have the cloud. little spin in the atmosphere. off the coast. area of low pressure sitting there. dragging all the cloud in from the south. you see the moisture train just riding up the coast.

and the clouds will be with us for the first half of our sunday. future weather. start it off tonight. clouds are thickening. early tomorrow morning. if you are up around 6:00 7:00 in the morning. notice it is overcast skies across much of the bay area. by the later afternoon. early evening hours. see a lots of sunshine. call it. inland. then the south bay. right along the coast. notice the fog and the low cloud. pretty stubstubborn. headed to snoma, bigonoma. cloud to sunshine. late morning hours. 3:00 clock. nice. 78. by 7:00. temperatures falling to 70. pride in san francisco. the parade tomorrow. similar pattern. cloud early on. cloudy by 10:00. 602:00. temperature of 65. cool breeze by 6:00. drop to 63 degrees. second night of the grateful dead at levi stadium. filtered sunshine by 2:00. fewer cloud by 6:00. 75. 10:00. cooler breeze at 67.

overnight tonight. mild night. mid 50s to upper 50s. few spots. only in the lower 60s. under the mainly overcast skies. then highs for your sunday. cloud. sunshine south bay. 80, san jose. 77, sunnyvale. and along the peninsula. 62. 73, san mateo. 78 redwood city. downtown san francisco, 67. 76, petaluma. 75 the high in hercules. inland. a little sunshine later in the afternoon. 85 pittsburgh. 83 san ramon. and the accuweather forecast. cloud, sunny, seasonable. monday. tuesday. calling it summer scorcher. lasts into wednesday. triple digit heat. slight dip thursday friday. then july 4th. one week from today. lots of sunshine. summer is going to be with us. >> go out. thank you. >> up next. the curry family ready for

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>> happy birthday dear lightbulb. a celebration at fire station 6 for that lightbulb. marking a million hours of service for the longest lasting lightbulb on the planet. the centennial bulb has been for 114 years. its long life attributed to its low power dedicated power supply and near contoninuous operation. happy birthday indeed. hand full in the curry house. the nba mvp and wife are adding another little girl to the family. due some time next month. their 2-year-old daughter riley became quite the star during the post season when he joined her

famous father during news conferences. curry says he does not mind riley getting all the attention. yes she practically became a sport highlight. >> she did. if they had a buy could have named him trey. perfect. you know. >> i look it. >> maybe next time. >> still growing the family. >> one baby at a time. >> in sports, a short outing for tim lipscomb as he gets hit by

>> before today's game. tim lipscomb's starter status was in jeopardy. no doubt he is out of rotation.

out to the park. not a day to remember, timmy, rockies roughed him up. william rosario. rbi single. and in the second. mayhew. line drive. giants out at home. lipscomb had to leave with a forearm contusion. x-ray revealed no fracture. and petitte came on. and a possible base hit up the middle. trailing 5-3. matt duffy cuts the lady to oneead to one. san francisco goes ahead in the seventh. comes through based loaded double down the line. clear the bases. the giants rally to win. 7-5. manager, bruce bochey says, he will continue to catch. and buster posey will play first. >> the more andrew is playing more comfortable. confidence growing. a good player on beth side.

at the plate. and every point at this is big. don't want to get into a big slump. keep it even keeled. wins are always big. >> turn back the clock. as, royals. former mascot. charlie oh on the move. 1-0 oakland. kansas city ties it. regained in the fifth. this time. escobar. bad throw. the royals get to scott kashmir. and morales. kansas city win 3-2. kashmir, the loss. 4-5. and, a crowd of more than 50000 took in the california classico between san jose/l.a. galaxy. go to stanford stadium for the

annual intrastate rival. galaxy on the board. scored from long distance. tied to the 53rd minute. clarence goodson will put it in with the header. first goal of the season. going to go out on a himlimb. excited. san jose wins 3-1. sharks in the market for a starting goalie. traded the rights to dallas for seventh round draft pick. the stars are expected to sign him to a long term deal. the 31-year-old goalie spent five seasons with san jose. numbers declining. plus set to become an un unrestricted free agent. world cup done to the final four. and pro golf highlights. >> very good. thank you, rick. ahead on abc 7 news at 11. residents on edge in upstate new york. desperate manhunt intensifies. >> a warning before you fire up

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>> good evening. in tonight's headlines -- a man in the hospital after he was shot in the arm near pride festivities in san francisco tonight. the 64-year-old is said to be stable. police have detained six men. >> the shooting did not deter the celebrations in the castro district. annual march wrapped up earlier today. a pink triangle sits atop twin peak. this morning's ceremony featured singing and champagne. tomorrow morning the big pride parade down market street. starts at 10. 30. to 8th.

extra ferries, bart trains. take pictures video share them on social media using abc 7 now. now to the manhunt for the second escaped prisoner in upstate new york. police believe david sweat could have a tougher time eluding searchers now that he is alone. his accomplice was shot and killed yesterday. abc news reporter has more from malone new york. >> reporter: one down, one to go. tonight the manhunt for fugitive killer david sweat is heating up. police warning sweat may be armed. >> sweat is still out there. he is kidded daneconsidered dangerous. >> terrifying. have my husband make sure his gun was handy. >> reporter: after federal border agents shot and killed fellow escapee richard matt in the woods in a cabin near malone new york 20 miles south of the canadian border and 45 miles west of the prison where he and sweat escaped three weeks ago. police say the trail to matt start fried day here at this

home where carla gerber was awoken in the middle of the night. >> two light knocks and a hard knock. it scared me. >> reporter: investigators finding fingerprints on the door and the handle. this man owns the cabin where police believe matt broke into hours later. several items missing. after calling police, bob says his son heard gunshots. >> how much did you hear. >> four five. officers say around the same time a driver called police claiming his camper had been shot when border agents moved in. investigators say matt who had a 20 gauge shotgun with him refused verbal command and was shot dead. some neighbors here who have never handled a gun before this telling us to night they're now going out and buying them for their protection. phillip mena, abc newsmarx -- malone new york. >> in chilling new video you hear the moment police shot and killed a gunman in tunisia

friday. police chased the man around a hotel resort where moments earlier they say he opened fire on tourists sitting on the beach. at least 38 people are dead including at least 15 british citizens. isis is claiming responsibility. british officials are calling it the most significant terrorist attack on the brit people since transit bombings in 2805. the gunman disguised himself as a tourist and hid his rifle under an umbrella laughing during the attack. tourists skrm scramcramble to leave the area. >> first time i have been on holiday and feared for your life. obviously you can't come back some where where you feel you are not safe. >> hundred of people gathered in front of the hotel for a vigil for the victims. >> the department of homeland security has warned local authorities nationwide about heightened concern involving fosable terrorist attacks targeting the july fourth holiday. however there is no specific or

credible threat of attack. >> safety warning for any one about to fire up their barbecue this summer or just eat food cooked on a grill. loose bristles from cleaning brushes can pose a danger if they'venedend up in your food. suggest checking your brush for loose bristles before cleaning your grill. recently one man needed surge year to remove a wire from his mouth. a woman had one removed from her intestine. shark attack in north carolina. sixth this month. national park service says a 17-year-old boy was bitten swimming with other people today. rescue crews say the boy had injuries to his right calf buttocks and both hands. sent to the hospital for treatment. today's attack one day after a 47-year-old north carolina man was bitten by a shark while swimming. to awe youngest recipient of the nobel peace prize in the bay

area speaking. and cheryl jennings the only television reporter inside the event to hear malala. >> did not believe in the freedom of women. did not believe in women's rights to get education. >> reporter: this 17-year-old girl from pakistan has become a symbol of courage around the world. malala spent the evening at san jose state in combination with the author of the kite runner and other books about afghanistan. they agreed no one should stop girls from getting an education. >> i decided the moment when you have to raise your voice. >> reporter: her fight for her education and other girls almost killed her. the taliban shot her in the head at point-blank range on her school bus in pakistan october 2012. she was 15. miraculously she survived and used that assassination attempt

as motivation to take her fight worldwide. malala was honored with the nobel peace prize in 2014. >> if you want to change society, if you want to see the change, then you have to step forward to bring the change. >> the president of san jose state university, understands malala's quest better than most. he was born in afghanistan right next door to pakistan. >> i have seen so many girls going through struggles, many lost their lives from trying to go to school and have an education. >> thank you so much for your support. and thank you so much for your love. >> she is going to be 1 this year. her gift is her commitment to the edge kags ofucation of girls around the world. happy birthday, malala. >> still to come on abc 7 news at 11:00. farm fresh eating. the new trend that has diners ditching restaurants altogether. and a big fine what this woman

dug up that may change her life forever. >> abc 7 meteorologist, we have the cloud moving in overnight. that will set the stage for another cool end to

the food comes to you. a growing number of people are doing the opposite. they're going and many are

paying big money to do it. abc 7 news anchor dan ashley reports an idea started here in the bay area that is now a nationwide phenomenon. >> it is just after noon at the ranch in san mateo county. the table is set. chefs are hard at work. the race is on to get a gourmet dinner ready for 140 guests. >> little more dressing. >> working in a temporary kitchen. put up this morning in the middle of a cattle field. >> who are the people associated with the food. >> the chef dreamed up the idea of serving high-end meals at farms, 16 years ago named it outstanding in the field. now hosted more than 700 events. >> thought it would be a magical moment. got my best girls. now we are here. yea. off the dinners spread to all 50 states with some serious repeat customers. >> we have probably been to

probably, 16 dinners or so. every year we seem to add one more. >> the challenge to use locally grown ingredients. diners really see where their food comes from. >> meals are served family style at one long table. they're bethoth popular and pricey, $200 a person, wine and tip. with some customers who actually follow the team around the country. diane terry flew here from connecticut. >> i'm really drawn to being outdoors and celebrating with fabulous food and great wine. and new people. >> another draw is the chance to meet farmers and future farmers. there is a tour with lots of discussion about producing food that is guard people and good for the planet. raised in a way that animals are treat hud mainly. and the people that are working with the land. are they treated fairly. >> they run the ranch and

specialize in grass fed animals. diners we talked with are impressed. >> really fantastic. >> definitely tastes different. and the cows run around. you understand why. >> by dessert the sun is just about gone. the chefs hope the farm to table magic will keep shining. dan ashley abc 7 news. >> colorado woman found an 8.52 carat white diamond at arkansas crater of diamond state park. she named it the esperanza diamond after her niece and spanish word for hope. fifth largest diamond found by a visitor since 1972. at this time, she plans to keep the diamond. >> all. send it over to drew. last check of your forecast tonight. before tomorrow's big pride parade. and perfect weather for it, drew. >> first got to go to arkansas. search diamond. pretty awesome. parade weather going to be

really nice. little cloud cover early on. keeps things on the cool side. live doppler, show you the cloud. in place across the region. thickening at this hour. notice little green around the bay area. just moisture in the atmosphere. not really reaching the ground quite yet. don't think it will over 24 hours. evaporating. verga. so dry at the surface. nationwide look at weather. seeing showers through the great lakes tomorrow. departing front along the east coast. bring rain early on to boston. new york. otherwise. lots of sunshine. dallas. 95. 80 fargo. see, 110 in phoenix. monsoonal moisturement. 102 the high. here in california. cloud. lot of spots. and palm springs. 81. high in l.a. closer to home. highs, sunday, bay area. early morning cloud. afternoon sunshine. 71 oakland. 80, san jose. and fairfield. the seven day forecast. sunny, seasonable monday.

scorcher returns tuesday into wednesday. then a gradual cooling trend into the fourth of july. one week from today. >> sound wonderful. thank you, drew. >> over to rick now and that painful moment in sports today. >> you had diamond. i have my own diamonds on the baseball field. >> there you go. >> good. >> give me a room shot. turn back the clock day at coliseum. as could not turn back the royals. painful ending for tim lipscomb has the lead after getting hit by a line drive. hear from him when we come back.

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>> the giants won the game and lost tim lipscomb for a while. the rockies put the hurt on jimmy. go out to at & t park. the couple celebrating their anniversary. lipscomb not feeling the love in the first. rockies roughed him up three runs. and rosario. rbi single. in the second.

a liner off lipscomb's pitching arm. lipscomb, had to leave with a forearm contusion. could have been worse. x-rays revealed no fracture. quick reflexes. a little love. he robs hem of a possible base hit. trailing 5-3. matt duffy deep. seventh home run of the season. solo shot cuts the lead to one. in the seventh. san francisco, goes in. and delivers a bases loaded double down the line. that will clear the bases. the giants rally to win. 7-5. later. lipscomb tried to downplay his injuries. >> right now just feels like a bruise. like any other kind of bruise. little different than usual. just go about treating it. progressing it day by day. >> fair to say, timmy, today, too with his command and stuff. he might need a break. heave is going to get it with this contusion. but i know he is battling it out

there. his stuff is down a little bit. i am a little concerned to be honest. >> on turn back the clock day. played host to the royals. former mascot on the move. as was sam fold. in the first. steals third. chris young throws the ball away. 1-0. chance cancel city ties it. as remain the lead in the fifth. this time. escobar. the bad throw. in comes soguard. scott kashmir. two run single. goes on to win. 3-2. kc. sweeping the rangers in danger of being swept. l.a. galaxy came into the california classingo. having scored 16 goals in three games. to night could only mapnage one. 50,000 fans packed stanford stadium with the interstate showdown. galaxy on the board first. juhino. and the quake answer. 28th minute. garcia.

the cross. rondoloski. tied. and stayed that way. off the corner kick. goodson. puts it in with the header. he is ready to celebrate his first goal of the season. the earthquakes go on to beat l.a. 3-1. the women's world cup. done to the final four. despite, 54,000 cheering fans. host canada. loss to england. jody taylor takes advantage. scores. england got two goalsen the first 14 minutes. hangs on to eliminate canadiens 2-1. defending champ. japan. pressure on australia. much of the second half. breakthroughs in the 87th men out. scramble in front of the aussie net. results in the goal. japan wins 1-nichltl. next playing england. wednesday. semifinals. u.s. germany square off tuesday. tomorrow's race in sonoma, a big day for couple of local guys.

captured the pole today. the ten turn with 96.3 miles an hour. meanwhile, sentimental favorite is jeff gordon seen here in familiar car. he'll be retiring after the season. won at sonoma five times. he'll start in fifth place. u.s. senior open going on in sacramento. woody austin. tee shot on two. makes a holen one. missed buy a few inches. at four under. he is in an eight way tie for third place. after three round. jeff maggert, and langer share the lead at five under par. langer, long birdie putt. shot 68. pga travelers championship. patrick rodgers, seven under, 63. tied for 8th place. five swings back. bubba watson. and one off the lead. gillette eagle. 15th. fired 64. three rounds.

brian brian brian harmon. tops the leader board at 14 under par. that's a look at sports. >> very good. all right, thank you. rick. thank you everyone for joining us. that's it for tonight. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. thank you again for joining us, have a good night. and enjoy pride parade tomorrow. be safe out there. don't forget your sun block.

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